2023-08-28 17:05:58
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The senator for the National Party, Sebastian Da Silvagave a strong speech against the unions, treating them as “malandras” and as people who “do not work”, while affirming that his political force “does not represent” these sectors of workers.
Shouting, and in front of a few dozen followers at a PN headquarters in Piedras Blancas, Da Silva blurted out: “We do not represent the thugs, we fight them. We fight against that Uruguayan people of the malandras, we do not represent them”. In the middle of his effusive speech, a couple of voices are heard shouting “bravo!”, followed by applause.
And alluding to the unions, he continued: “We do not represent people who do not want to go to work, we represent the worker, his face, the tanned face that one sees in each of the colleagues who are here.. The one who wakes up early with the pride of going out to run the rabbit. Every day, and that he brings bread to his house every day to try to raise a family ”.
And he finished: “That is the people that this government represents, that is the people (for whom) this government goes out of its way, doing things and letting other things happen.”
Delgado also against the PIT-CNT: “They are much more tinged with ideologies than vindication”
In the acts of last August 25, the Secretary of the Presidency, Alvaro Delgado (potential white candidate), was also hard against the unions agglomerated in the PIT-CNT. “All (the actions) are respectable, they have the right to do them as a trade union entity, obviously I do not share many of them,” said the trusted hierarch of Luis Lacalle Pou.
And he added: “Many are much more tinged with ideologies than claims, and end up harming those who claim to defend. And some situations are quite contradictory: the same day they were holding a partial strike, leaving a large population hostage, based on some ideological postulates, and among other things saying that they were against the extension of the retirement age, on the same At that time, the assembly of bank workers (AEBU) was approving a proposal for the retirement age for bank workers”.
Regarding the collection of signatures against the pension reform, he stated that “they have the right to do so” but he understands that his administration sees this reform as “fair, necessary, supportive, essential and that the government had the courage to do so.”
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